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Funds that track the MSCI Pacific ex JP
7 UK-listed funds Fundology covers track the MSCI Pacific ex JP. Ongoing charges run from 0.10% (UB20 and XPEJ) to 0.60% a year, as of 09/10/2026.
At a glance
- Funds
- 7
- Providers
- 5
- Ongoing charges
- 0.10% to 0.60%
- Accumulating · distributing
- 2 · 5
The lowest ongoing charge among the 7 MSCI Pacific ex JP funds Fundology tracks is 0.10% a year (UB20 and XPEJ), as of 09/10/2026. A lower charge does not guarantee a better return.
2 accumulate their income and 5 pay it out. Each fund is listed once, by one share class; its other share classes are on its own page.
By fund size, the 5 largest are CPJ1 (£2.3bn), HMXJ (£450m), XPEJ (£362m), HMXS (£334m) and PAXG (£221m), as reported on 09/10/2026. Size shows how widely a fund is held, not how it will perform.
They come from 5 providers: Amundi (1), HSBC (2), iShares (2), UBS (1), Xtrackers (1).
Terms:Index fundsOngoing charges figureTracking differenceAccumulating or incomeCurrency hedging
Past returns, side by side
Over the five years to 09/10/2026, total returns with income reinvested ranged from +39.9% (CPJ1) to +40.6% (SPXJ); the median of 5 funds was +40.2%.
Over the three years to 09/10/2026, total returns with income reinvested ranged from +41.7% (CPJ1) to +43.6% (SPXJ); the median of 5 funds was +42.0%.
Over the year to 09/10/2026, total returns with income reinvested ranged from +2.8% (XPEJ) to +10.5% (SPXJ); the median of 7 funds was +9.4%.
| Period | Funds | Lowest | Median | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 yearIncome reinvested · to | 7 | +2.8% XPEJ | +9.4% | +10.5% SPXJ |
| 3 yearsIncome reinvested · to | 5 | +41.7% CPJ1 | +42.0% | +43.6% SPXJ |
| 5 yearsIncome reinvested · to | 5 | +39.9% CPJ1 | +40.2% | +40.6% SPXJ |
Source: TradingView reported returns, and Fundology’s own from daily closes where none is reported, as of
How we work it out:ReturnsReturns after inflationTotal return
Funds that track the MSCI Pacific ex JP (7)
All 7 funds that track the MSCI Pacific ex JP, one share class each, listed by name. An order is not a ranking of quality.
| Fund | Charge | Size | 1 year | 3 years | 5 years | 5 years after inflation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HMXJ HSBC MSCI Pacific ex Japan UCITS ETF USDDistributing | 0.15% | £450m | +9.4% | +42.0% | +40.2% | +9.6% |
| HMXS MSCI Pacific (ex-Japan)Accumulating | 0.15% | £334m | +9.4% | +43.9%price | Not reported | Not reported |
| CPJ1 iShares Core MSCI Pacific ex Japan UCITS ETFAccumulating | 0.20% | £2.3bn | +9.4% | +41.7% | +39.9% | +9.4% |
| SPXJ iShares MSCI Pacific ex-Japan UCITS ETF (Dist) USDDistributing | 0.60% | £115m | +10.5% | +43.6% | +40.6% | +9.9% |
| PAXG Amundi MSCI Pacific Ex Japan. Dist- DistributionDistributing | 0.12% | £221m | +9.5% | +42.3% | +40.4% | +9.8% |
| UB20 UBS MSCI Pacific ex Japan UCITS ETF -USD dis- DistributionDistributing | 0.10% | £61.0m | +9.4% | +41.8% | +39.9% | +9.4% |
| XPEJ Xtrackers MSCI Pacific ex Japan Screened UCITS ETF-1D- DistributionDistributing | 0.10% | £362m | +2.8% | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
Source: TradingView (returns, size and most charges), fund issuers (some charges), ONS CPIH (inflation), as of , at least 15 min delayed
Questions people ask
How many UK funds track the MSCI Pacific ex JP?
7 UK-listed funds Fundology covers track the MSCI Pacific ex JP, as of 09/10/2026. 2 accumulate their income and 5 pay it out. They come from 5 providers: Amundi (1), HSBC (2), iShares (2), UBS (1), Xtrackers (1). Each fund is listed once, by one share class; its other share classes are on its own page.
Which MSCI Pacific ex JP fund has the lowest ongoing charge?
The lowest ongoing charge among the 7 MSCI Pacific ex JP funds Fundology tracks is 0.10% a year (UB20 and XPEJ), as of 09/10/2026. A lower charge does not guarantee a better return.
What is the largest MSCI Pacific ex JP fund in the UK?
By fund size, CPJ1 (iShares Core MSCI Pacific ex Japan UCITS ETF) is the largest of the 7 funds here, at £2.3bn as reported on 09/10/2026. Size shows how widely a fund is held, not how it will perform.
What is the difference between the accumulating and distributing versions?
An accumulating share class reinvests the income from its holdings inside the fund, so it shows up as a rising price; a distributing class pays it out to holders as cash, usually a few times a year. Of the 7 MSCI Pacific ex JP funds here, 2 accumulate and 5 distribute.
How is this list ordered?
Listed by name unless ordered by ongoing charge. No order on this page is a ranking or a recommendation.